The 15 Most Misogynist Lines In Rap History

The game has a long history of beating up on women, no matter how many rappers were raised by their mommas. Like gays, broke people and haters, women were a convenient punching bag for the bars before there even was rap.

Earlier this year, Rick Ross briefly landed in hot water for some rapey lyrics, but was quickly forgiven. Despite the past, a new movement of unapologetic femininity has taken hold of rap in the form of Drake, but that wasn't always the case.

Here's a look at some of the most misogynist lines ever spit:

1) "So we could never be a couple hun / F*ck love / All I got for hoes is hard d*ck and bubblegum." - Big L

Big L, always the economist, makes some budgetary calculations of the heart.

2) "Bitches ain't sh*t but hoes and tricks / Lick on these nuts and suck the d*ck." - Snoop Dogg

Snoop Dogg gets straight to the point in the golden era of rap misogyny.

3) "Once again I gotta punch a bitch in her sh*t / I'm icy bitch, don't look at my wrist / Because if you do, I might blind you bitch." - Jasper Dolphin of Odd Future

Jasper takes aim at a woman's face with fists and jewelry without a hint of subtlety.

4) "I know she like chocolate men / She got more n*ggas off than Cochran." - Kanye West

This one seems a little too personal as Kanye verbally degrades his very own Kardashian.

5) "You ain't no better because you don't be f*cking rappers / You only f*ck with actors / You're still getting f*cked backwards" - Jay Z

One of the main conceits of misogyny is that getting f*cked means you are a lesser being, and Jay Z epitomizes that sentiment here.

This kid is going to spend his entire life in jail, and there's nothing anyone can do about it. With lines like this, however, he might deserve it.

14) "It's damn near four in the morning, ain't sh*t to discuss / Til you ask which d*ck do you suck." - Jadakiss

Kiss going in on his gold medal misogyny track, "F*ckin' or What?" The entire song could be on this list, but this line's the best.

15) "Love a feminist b*tch, oh, it get my dick hard / So no apologies for all the misogyny." - Danny Brown

Self-aware misogyny is the best kind.

Every day, a child is born to a woman who will someday grow up to think, talk and rap just like this. Judgment is corny, but examining the cultural forces which shape our perceptions and actions is essential.

Without these brazen displays of misogyny, perhaps it would be something hidden in the household, whereas these lyrics publicize the phenomenon and open it to debate. What are your favorite misogynistic rap lines, and where do you stand on the issue? Tweet us @EliteDaily and let us know.